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Mack SennettLove, Loot and Crash (1915)

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This movie is part of the collection: Short Format Films

Director: Mack Sennett
Production Company: Keystone Film Company
Audio/Visual: silent, b&w
Keywords: comedy; short

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: GingerIngenue - - February 16, 2012
Subject: Cute
This is definitely funny. A fun short. Nice to see Charley Chase so young. -- Thanks to the uploader!

Recommended for fans of short comedies.

I hummed my own music. ;)

Reviewer: 1110babe - - January 2, 2010
Subject: if you enjoy Keystone Kops you might enjoy this
There were some good stunts toward the end. I pity that woman's husband--she's an abysmal cook and housekeeper! I was surprised that the crook made a reasonably normal-looking woman. I've read books of that period that also refer to a car as a "machine." Kind of dull but historically interesting.